Most of us work for a living. Sometimes our jobs take us through hell and back, sometimes they bore us to tears, and sometimes they give us a reason to keep going. We share our stories with close friends and family, but often leave it at that. Meanwhile, jobs are becoming more and more scarce, temporary, and low-paying. From the gardener landscaping mansions to the security guard on the graveyard shift to the carwash worker making just tips-- all these workers have stories about how they got there, and how they get by despite all odds. Re:Work believes that it’s time to hear from workers who don’t often make it into the spotlight-- and change the future of work. Using the power of stories, Re:Work challenges, expands and enlightens the way we see (or don’t see) work. Let’s rethink work.
| Website | http://reworkradio.org/ |
| Employees | 18 (0 on RocketReach) |
| Industry | Broadcast Media Production and Distribution |
| Keywords | Career Development, Workplace Podcast, Professional Growth, Professional Development, Career Journey, Job Satisfaction, Career Advice, Workplace Issues, Professional Success, Career Transition, Work Life Balance, Workplace Culture, Workplace Communication, Employee Experience, Human Resources, Employee Well Being, Organizational Culture, Job Search |
| Competitors | Harvard Business Review, TED Conferences, Robbins Research International, Life.Church, Brené Brown Education and Research Group, The Life Coach School, Coaching for Leaders, The Art of Charm, Inc, Farnam Street, Tim Ferriss +26 more (view full list) |
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